HOME & FOREIGN GABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XV, Issue 298, 26 April 1894, Page 2

HOME & FOREIGN GABLES.

PARCELS POST BETWEEN CANADA AND AUSTRALIA. FROZEN MUTTON CONDEMNED. ENGLAND A REFUGE FOR ANARCHISTS. THE HUNGARIAN RIOTS. THE GERMAN ARMY. (PBB PRESS ASSOCIATION.) London, April 25. Over 600 carcases of froz"n mutton ex ship Wellington have been condemned. The Britannia's grapes proved to bo rotten, and were destroyed by the Board of Trade officers. Tlie Parcels Poat between Cnnndft and Australia, including Hawaii and Fiji, will be granted on July Ist. News has been received that Ciipe Colony is unlikely to send r delegate to the Canadian Conference The Discount Corporation of Ireland h»s suspended, with liabilities to the amount of £400,000 The Anarchist Farandi. who has been arrested in England, was recuutlj- ex polled irnm Francp. Replying to a deputation of mineowners respecting the Labour Disputes Bill, Lord Rosebery said the Government were not united on the measure, which provides for the establishment of Arbitration and Conciliation Boards, and therefore he would be unable to make it a Government question. I Mr D. Gillies, tbe new Agent-General [ for Victoria, has arrived. Ukhiin, April 25Tbe Kaiser is replacing ngod aim? officers with younger men. Thirty generals have resigned. Washington, April 25 Tbe Tariff Bill hns been modified in order to secure the entire Democratic vote of the Senate, and it is predicted that the measure will be passed about the middle of June. Buiu Pkmh, April 21. About 800 Socialists attacked the Town Hall at Yasarhely, iv Hungary. The police fired upon the rioters — many of whom were wounded, one fatally — and arrested 60.